SBS Assyrian

Madleine Ishaiova from Moscow spoke to SBS Assyrian about the annual Festival of St Mary, which has been celebrated every August for almost two centuries in the villages of Arzani and Devin in Armenia. Madleine says the festival is becoming increasingly popular, attracting visitors from across Russia, Armenia and other parts of the world who come to experience and participate in this...

The Federal Government moves to strengthen Australia's fuel reserves against future disruptions; Brazil's presidential election campaign begins with Lula seeking another term, and in sport, Auckland confirmed as host of the first men's State of Origin match in New Zealand next year.

Israel clears soldiers of wrongdoing over Australian Zomi Frankcom's death; Suspended Sydney Swans players apologise for their behaviour and in cricket, Australia recalls Matt Renshaw for second test against Bangladesh...

Once again, Evan Yako will entertain Australian audiences with his third jazz concert at the Sydney Opera House on 24 th October . The concert is titled Four Corners of the World. His performance celebrates the rich cultural diversity of Australia—a nation shaped by people from the four corners of the world. Evan says, " I want all Australians to become more aware of the Assyrian community and to...

In this program, we will cover many current affairs matters and settlements in: Australia explained and an interview with some actors from the stage play of Return to my country

Five Sydney Swans players stood down for the remainder of the season, as police investigate an alleged sexual assault; Australia and Thailand pledge deeper co-operation to combat transnational crime And in sport, Venus Williams handed a US Open wildcard.

Written by Odosho Moshe from Sweeden, this stage play explores the difficult and often hidden reality of deception involving overseas brides. The story follows a young Assyrian man from Australia who travels overseas to marry a young woman, promising her a happy life, security and a bright future in a new country. However, once she arrives, she discovers that the reality is very different from...

The 2026 Census is over and a record number of Australians completed the survey online. While millions completed the form early, the Australian Bureau of Statistics says anyone yet to do the survey will be followed up this week.

Russia condemns what officials are calling Ukraine's "largest-scale" attack of the year; Negotiations continue over legislation on gambling advertising; and in cycling, 20-year-old Andrew August wins the Czech Tour.

Two Australians among hundreds rescued from a ferry fire in Indonesia; Australia's largest aluminium smelter bailed out of financial trouble, and in football, Lionel Messi expresses doubts about continuing his career after the death of his father...